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The Rough Guide to Europe, 2001 Edition

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    Covering thirty countries, including Morocco and Turkey, the annually updated Rough Guide to Europe is unusual among Rough Guides in focusing specifically on low-budget travel. Following the full-colour section introducing Europe's highlights, there's dense coverage of all the main attractions, from Hamburg's nightlife to Greek beaches, together with comprehensive reviews of the best-value places to stay, eat and drink and full details about how to use the continent's many public transport options, including InterRail and Eurail passes. The Age, Melbourne. "Practical and comprehensive guide compiled with frankness and humour. . . all the facts and history"

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    Título
    The Rough Guide to Europe, 2001 Edition
    Idioma
    Inglés
    Autores
    Editorial
    Rough Guides
    Publicado en
    2000
    Formato
    Tapa blanda
    Páginas
    1392
    ISBN10
    1858285720
    ISBN13
    9781858285726
    Serie
    Descripción
    Covering thirty countries, including Morocco and Turkey, the annually updated Rough Guide to Europe is unusual among Rough Guides in focusing specifically on low-budget travel. Following the full-colour section introducing Europe's highlights, there's dense coverage of all the main attractions, from Hamburg's nightlife to Greek beaches, together with comprehensive reviews of the best-value places to stay, eat and drink and full details about how to use the continent's many public transport options, including InterRail and Eurail passes. The Age, Melbourne. "Practical and comprehensive guide compiled with frankness and humour. . . all the facts and history"